Mighty Paw Smart Bell 2.0 Potty Training Dog Doorbell, White

My three month old JRT and 4 year old JRT learned how to use this quickly, but my puppy also learned he could fit his mouth around it and pull the top part off, exposing the microchips and wiring inside. After putting the cover back on multiple times, even after taping it together, it finally died tonight. I’ve had it for maybe two months. I’m not sure why it died, everything inside looks intact and I damaged, but perhaps the design should account for really smart breeds… aka, not come apart so easily.

This was exactly what we were looking for. Our puppy was trained to use an “outside” button to go outside to go potty. We needed something for her when she wants to come in other than scratching our glass door. I laid it on the rug and she picked up on it without any training.

I didn't want to put a doggie door in my house that a person can fit in. I will have a huge dog! So I went with the potty pads first and then when she understood those ...we decided to have her ring doorbell to go outside! I put it on floor instead of the door or wall because of scratching. She goes to the door ..looks down at floor and rings the bell. It is amazing! Hands down the smartest thing ever! No wifi needed or app....nothing! Just plug it in! Not even batteries....genius!!

We got this bell to help with potty training our new puppy, as we have a hard of hearing individual in the house. After about a month of physically holding his paw to press the button before we took him out to potty, he just recently started to use it independently when he determines he needs to go outside. It took time, patience, and a willingness to clean up some poo inside our house until he finally understood the purpose of this bell. It’s honestly hilarious going about your business and suddenly hearing “ding-dong”, then seeing a smug little puppy sitting patiently by his bell. For reference, he is a small Dachshund puppy, and has no issue pressing the bell with it laid on a carpeted floor We got this bell to help with potty training our new puppy, as we have a hard of hearing individual in the house. After about a month of physically holding his paw to press the button before we took him out to potty, he just recently started to use it independently when he determines he needs to go outside. It took time, patience, and a willingness to clean up some poo inside our house until he finally understood the purpose of this bell. It’s honestly hilarious going about your business and suddenly hearing “ding-dong”, then seeing a smug little puppy sitting patiently by his bell. For reference, he is a small Dachshund puppy, and has no issue pressing the bell with it laid on a carpeted floor. … more

We bought this for our lab who has a doggie door on our garage. The problem was when he came back in we didn't know, unless we just kept checking (he's not a barker). He learned how to ring the bell the first day! Now he rings it to go out and I don't have to keep checking the door to let him back in - I just listen for the door bell. The other great thing is you can move the door bell to other locations in your home (although you can make it loud enough that you really don't have to).

Caught on by the third command and quickly started using it every time they want inside. Our rough collies use jingle bells on the inside of the door to go out, but those weren’t loud enough for us to hear when the door was shut. After reading reviews, though, I decided not to stick it to my house or door and just laid it on the ground. Unfortunately, it was easy for our collies to pickup, so I went to our local granite counter top fabricator and got a remnant of granite to stick it to, problem solved!

Initially when my lab was a puppy, he would try to eat the button (don’t miss those landshark days lol). Now that he’s older and we’ve trained him on the use though, he will press the bell anytime he needs to pee or potty. I literally was sleeping this morning and I kept hearing the doorbell ring so I ran downstairs and let home out and yup he ran straight to potty (my husband already took him on a walk before work too)!! This bell system has been a life saver and such a cool way for our dog to communicate with us that he needs to go. Dogs are capable of so many things and are super smart. Just be patient and consistent on training the use of the bell and they will definitely get it.

If you have a dog who is rough with their paws, do not put this button on a verticle surface. The face of the button is not mounted very well, and flings off exposing the parts underneath. Also, if you dont hit the button right in the center, it does not go off. Leaving your dog confused. It does however; otherwise work.

Very cute idea and would work well if they didn’t have to push the button so hard. My puppy understands the concept but more then half the time doesn’t hit it hard enough for it to ring. It was advertised as needing very gentle pressure to ring, so it’s just a bit disappointing.

i love it just wish the dogs would use it in stead of me having to every time should come with 2 bells 1 for inside 1 for out side